U.S. threatens to cut meager Palestinian aid
Posted: Tuesday, April 16, 2002

By: Akinkawon

Palestinians should not give in to what is a flagrant disrespect for the victims of Bush and Sharon's brutality. Bush demanded Israel's withdrawal and they had Powell engaged an elaborate trip around the world to give Sharon sufficient time to destroy Palestine.

After the U.S. allowed killer Sharon to murder sufficient people and destroy the property of the Palestinians they have announced that they are reviewing the 75 million dollar aid package to Palestine and are tying it to progress to stop the resistance. At the same time America gives 3 billion dollars to Israel with a stipulation that 2 billon of those dollars are to be spent on U.S. Arms without any other restriction.

Is it not obvious that America is directly and indirectly killing Palestinians while Arab leaders are fools for not collectively taking action to put an end to the bloodbath?

One senior member of the Arab league told BBC that they are waiting on Powell before they decide on the next course of action. Are they not foolish for not seeing that the entire song and dance is to give sufficient time for Israel to do all it wants?

They accuse Arabs of teaching hate but the Jews are permitted to teach hate and label all opposition to their aggression as anti-Semitic, (a bogus term that they cannot define).

The ongoing hypocrisy is now being called diplomacy. I see nothing diplomatic in allowing people to be killed while the U.S. and Sharon engage a play with words like if they hold the monopoly on sympathy and language.

Venezuela demonstrated that a strong enough reaction from common people could humiliate the mightiest of powers.

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